khipu

Sovereign P2P "notes to oblivion" — local-first, content-addressed, in Rust.

khipu (Quechua: knotted-cord record) is a sovereign note system: local-first, content-addressed, synced peer-to-peer over the card/chasqui layer (LAN + WAN + relay/NAT traversal, UDP & DHT discovery, encrypted identity). Notes are designed to be let go of as much as kept — a record that forgets on purpose.

How dependencies work

Front-door repo: only khipu-* crates here. Identity (card), networking (chasqui) and shared leaves are git-dependencies of the gioser monorepo.

License

MIT. Part of the gioser suite.